Save the Chickens?
It may be a bit too late to 'save the chickens', but it's worthwhile to consider how we got here and what we do now.
It may be a bit too late to 'save the chickens', but it's worthwhile to consider how we got here and what we do now.
It is easier to not care so much about the outcome when you already have what you want. Deciding what to want is also tricky.
The best way to learn is by a constant interaction of thinking and action, not just one or the other on its own.
Standards of living and overall wealth have increased thanks to the corporation, but in today's world the value is far from well distributed.
What is a masterpiece? What does it take to be able to create a masterpiece? Can I make one?
Iroh, a retired fire nation general, is an excellent example for the life journey of someone that knows how to do the right thing.
Sometimes it is not clear what we should do to pursue our life vision - maybe we don't need to fully 'know' today.
There's been a proliferation in our modern take of mental health, which coincides with a decrease in religion / increase in science.
It's hard to let go - in a way I had to let go of a way of seeing the world which I found sacred to enter the new frontier.
Do special moments reveal some of the world's truths? If yes, are we capable of holding that true understanding?